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As a vendor, albeit a very small scale one, I have no problem with someone making what I sell themselves. They can even use my pics as reference or ask me for advice, I plan on creating tutorials for stuff I make. To me this forum is all about sharing and advancing this hobby, not a business venture. That's when it stops being fun. I like to think most vendors here feel that way.

<thread_hijack> Why do I love ANH buckets and armor? Exhibit A: That is all. </thread_hijack>

Inbred, or in the very least, confused

It's baaaaaack!

Stonehenge FTW

Very very cool. Does anyone else see tripping ravers losing fingers?

That would make him your step son. You had me worried for a minute.

Cyv Wait, your daughter married a 13 year old?

As soon as they clean the sand out of the hard drive. It gets everywhere.

The President approves the peaceful resolution to this thread. This is just another reason why I love this board. Anywhere else this would have been a flame war from minute 1.

Congrats on post #2000, Mike! Too bad it had to be wasted on something like this. I don't think you have anything to worry about here, it looks like we all have your back and know you are a stand up guy. Now get back to sitting on your pile of money and laughing maniacally... bwahahahaha!!!

I think Nathan hit it right on the head. The market will dictate. If someone wants a convenient point of reference for there build, this could be it. Often during my current build I wished there was a physical guide I could flip thru quickly, write down notes in, etc. I thought about printing some of my favorite tutorials out, but didn't because of the insane amount of paper and color ink it would take. Is it worth $15? Again, the market will dictate. I believe *the tk in question* has contributed countless hours of service, research, quality products, and tutelage (1999 posts worth!) to our little hobby here. I can't fault him for trying something new. I'm just grateful that it is his tutorial being offered because at least I know it is a top notch guide. That's my 2 cents anyway... Can we get back to talking about the wonders of E6000, finding the perfect T-track, and preparing for C5 now?

Happy belated B-day! Hope to see you at C5!

Shooting for EIB status by C5 here!

:duim: You, sir, have skills.

nope... not right at all. you should just get a new kit and send this one to me. i'll pm you my address. kidding, obviously. looks great, and some pretty innovative methods here to boot.

Actually Dr. Atkins didn't die of a heart attack. "On April 8, 2003, at age 72, a day after a major snowstorm in New York, Atkins slipped on ice while walking to work, hitting his head and causing bleeding around his brain. He lost consciousness and went into a coma on the way to the hospital. He spent nine days in intensive care, before dying of his injuries on April 17, 2003." Just an FYI

I'm hoping some troops out there that have had to shim there thighs can help me out and share some pics of their work. I am working with an ATA kit and want to keep the front as accurate as possible and shim the back. By my estimate so far I have to add about 2" at the widest point of my tree trunks. <_< Thanks in advance! Troopers helping (wannabe)troopers!

Ahhhh, my favorite drama... As the Armor Turns.

No, it just struck me as funny. Kinda like if someone asks you if you know what time it is, and you just say yes and walk away. Now help the guy out!

lol, good for you!

Oh I'll be there. It is just 20 min. from my house after all. I know, your jealous. But sorry, I don't have a spare room to rent.

I'm using the good old fashioned score and snap method. Use a sharp blade and take your time are the words I live by. I finish up by hand sanding it or using the dremel with the sanding drum if I need to take more down. At least that's what works for me. Good luck and have fun!

I couldn't resist and had to tackle the bucket first. I have a little more trimming/reinforcing to do, but so far I am pretty happy with the results. All comments and constructive criticism are welcome. But please, be gentle...